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Has "home sweet home" turned into "home toxic home"? In this time of seasonal and H1N1 flu, where should we be cleaning? CBS 19’s Wilton Johnson has some important information to help make your home sweet again. More>>
Ten years ago today, 12 students died and dozens more were injured, when the Aggie Bonfire they were working on collapsed. It was a day that changed the Aggie family forever, but none more so than for those who helped construct the giant structure. More>>
Ten years ago, 12 students died and 27 others were hurt when the Aggie Bonfire they were constructing collapsed. One of the 12 victims was Jamie Hand, a Henderson native. More>>
It's estimated that one in every six couples will have problems getting pregnant. Many people believe that if you lean on faith, you can increase your chances of having a child. More>>
Guns aren't just for guys anymore; more women are packing heat. An estimated 17 million women in the United States own a firearm. More>>
With a recession on, cheap is the quickly becoming the new "cool," and in a big way. How blogging can help save you thousands of dollars. More>>
An estimated one in four women will experience depression in her lifetime. Still, the majority of those women will never be treated for it. CBS 19's Amanda Kost tell us how to spot the signs of depression. More>>
It's one question with two answers, and both are rooted in faith. The question? Does Heaven exist? More>>
Kilgore's Danville Cemetery is the final resting place of nuclear whistleblower Karen Silkwood. More>>
The world is gearing up to observe tomorrow the 80th anniversary of the 1929 stock market crash. It brought the world untold misery, because it led to the Great Depression. East Texas suffered, but not as badly as other regions. More>>
On September 23rd, 50-year-old John Tyler special education teacher, Todd Henry, was stabbed to death inside his classroom. It was an incident that shocked the community and forever changed the lives of those who knew and loved him. More>>
Just a few simple, routine things you can do can make your car last and last. You may not be able to drive your car forever, but a well cared for car, is a happy car. More>>
Remember the old rhymes about boys and girls? They claim little girls are made of sugar and spice, and all things nice. While little boys are made of frogs, snails and puppy dogs' tails. Well, it turns out there's an ounce of truth in all of that. More>>
The H1N1 vaccine won't be available until October but there are some things you can do now to protect yourself. More>>
From myths about shaving to myths about the safety of Q-tips, which beauty advice is true, and which ones just waste your time. More>>
Whether it's physical or psychological, the effects of bullying can live on well past the initial pain. But as CBS 19's Meghan McDermott reports, there are ways to spot and prevent your child from being bullied. More>>
Back in the early 90's, healthcare reform was high on the new administration's agenda, and the debate was fierce. Well here we are again, and the battle lines are drawn. But there are some differences this time. More>>
Tough economic times have forced a lot of people to consider selling their valuables. But if you don't do your homework, you could be giving them away. More>>
In the last legislative session, the future of toll roads was on the line. But one area state senator was more involved than most. In fact some critics say the fix was in. More>>
If you want to cut hair or give people tattoos in Texas, you need a license. But to build a home, you simply register and hang out a shingle, and the reason is money. More>>
Imagine having another couple hundred dollars in your pocket every month. It can happen but not without changing some budget busting habits. More>>
More than 800 thousand Texas children have special health care needs. And as you might imagine, caring for a special needs child comes with extra challenges. But there is a place in East Texas where parents can drop off their special needs kids so they can get the much-needed rest they deserve. More>>
With three recent pit bull attacks in East Texas, pit bulls have made headlines as one of the most aggressive animals. That reputation has pit bull lovers supporting their breed more than ever. More>>
An estimated 26-million adults ages 20 or older have evidence of chronic kidney disease. But despite that number, kidney disease is not a condition a lot of people are familiar with. More>>
Your parents took care of you, and one day it will be your turn to care for them. What you need to do now, to better care for your parents later. More>>
It continues to grow in popularity. And every day, people are coming up with unique parts of their bodies to get a piercing. More>>
Kinky Friedman is a Texas legend. And in 2006, this singer, author and humorist ran for governor. Now, he wants to try it again. CBS 19's Roger Gray spoke with Kinky in Austin. More>>
With unemployment at its highest level since 1973, job testing is being used more than it has in decades including drug tests aptitude tests and personality tests. More>>
The Food and Drug Administration has the job of insuring the drugs we take are safe and effective. In some cases though, they haven't. More>>
Women make less than 78 cents for every dollar a man makes; how to find out if you're receiving equal pay and how to approach your boss if you're not. More>>
How to ensure your teen balances schoolwork and part time work. More>>
As the economy tightens, more people are finding themselves out of work. Joblessness is no longer that thing that only happens to "someone else." More>>
In an earlier CBS 19 investigation, we showed you how easy it was for an underage youngster to rent an R-rated movie. But, how tough is it to buy a ticket to see one in a theater? More>>
Many pharmacies now offer what's called the four dollar list. It's a list of low cost generic drugs that can save you a lot of money. But are they as good as the name brands?
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To most young people, a cell phone isn't so much a phone, as it is a texting device. And, unfortunately, those who would do harm to your children are very aware of that. But, parents, you do have options. More>>
Your credit score has become as crucial a bit of personal information as your social security number. But you might be surprised who is using it these days. It's not just the loan officer at the bank. More>>
Imagine going to the grocery store, and buying all the things you usually buy, but for only half the price? It can be done. We found a super saver mom, who feeds her family of five on $30 a week. But, while she only spends $120 bucks a month on groceries, she gets hundreds of dollars worth of food, and you can too. More>>
In these days of lay-offs, pay cuts and inflation, most of us jump at the chance to save a little money. With that in mind, CBS 19's Meghan McDermott set out to help east Texans lower their cable and satellite bills. More>>
The internet is an amazing thing. You can send and receive email, shop for just about anything, even learn a thing or two. But, what about God? More>>
What you need to know if you're involved in an automobile accident. More>>
Items like alcohol, cigarettes and adult magazines can't be sold to kids. But what about r-rated videos and violent video games? It's up to the clerk to check identification. But as CBS 19's Roger Gray found, that can be hit or miss. More>>
There are literally hundreds of blogs and web sites devoting space for tips and ideas to tighten family budgets. From Frugal Hacks, Frugal Moms, to Cheapskate.com, its all part of the information craze to survive a tight economy. More>>
Woody Allen once said, "I'm not afraid of death...I just don't want to be there when it happens." For many of us, that sums up our attitude about the last stage of life. But, doctors deal with it every day, and from that has emerged a new specialty... palliative care... which means to comfort without curing. More>>
You've forgotten your wedding anniversary, or the names of people you just met. Does this sound like you? If it does, you may be able to eat your problem away. More>>
Between 15 and 20-percent of the U.S. population suffers from allergies. CBS 19 offers some tips to help you get a handle on your hay fever. More>>
If this were a horror movie, you might call it "Night of the Voting Dead." And the reason is simple. Texas voter identification laws are a case of fraud waiting to happen. More>>
Get out of your cell phone contract without paying a termination fee. More>>
How to find the best cell phone plan for you and your family. More>>
